Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-09-23
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| find the NJ. B. Cigar the best.
w. a. Bahlke was in Nestaburg
Monday on professional business.
Mrs. Jennings has sold her mill prop
erty and brick yard to Mr.. Dallas.
Fred Roberts, of the Northen, Big
Rapids, spent Sunday with parents.
Herbert O'Connel returned last Tues
day evening from his eastern visit
Opals and garnets in rings are the
latest, you will find them at Porter.
l.. w. Harris and J Chapman of this
place have been granted IA pension,
serves them right.
c. G.. Tompkins, the restaurant man,
has thrown up the sponge and Mr..
Hopkins will reopen the business.
w. \. Vann. of the Howard City
Record, made us "A pleasant call
Monday, while on his way to Ithaca.
Call and examine our new stock of
lace pins with chain attachment for
only 81 90 at Pequegnat X Sons Al
ma.
\ large assortment of wall paper
was received at I. e. Miller x Co. drug
store this week. The patterns are very
pretty.
Geo. Sprang on his departure present
ed A. j. Stranger. with a fine carved
ivory, set of chess men, and now \. j.
is practicing up.
A. ID. Amsden of this Office and Geo
Yerington will accompany Jas. Seely's
brass band to Chicago next week where
they will be gone ten days.
The NJ. L. Aid Society will meet with
Mrs. Geo. Smith, of Lincoln street on
Wednesday p. III. Sept. 2Sth. \ good
attendance will be duly appreciated.
MARRIED. AT the residence of the
brides parent, VIM. Moody Sept. 2l.
J. l.. McCurdy, of st. Louis and Miss
Hattie Moody of Forest Hill.
Fred Church and Leroy Church are
picking up five span of draft horses for
Saginaw parties. They exhibited Il fine
pair of five year old geldous on our
streets last Monday.
A telegraph wire has been run from
the Milliken House to the College and
Mr.. Milliken will teach class in teleg-
raphy. Mr. NJ. has had years of eXper-
ence, and is master of his trade.
Nina STEAM MISUNDERSTANDING in
oper. 'tion Il complete outfit of Troy
Laund W Machinery we are prepared to
do first class family or bundle laundry
Collars. cuffs and shirts speciality.
Wright House.
NJ. b. Faughner is getting his ex-
celsior and Ma Tass factory in readiness
as fast as possible and the prospects of
his doing big business in the near
future are favorable. he is wide awake
hustler and when things do start they
will hum.
The RECORD wants good CORES
pondent in every town and neighbor
hood in the county, we would be
pleased to correspond with some com
petent person in Ithaca in regard to the
same, one who can give the news from
the County seat.
Here is a new commodity for the
farmers. in connection with his ex-
celsior business. Faughner d Co.,
will manufacture IIusk Mattresses and
wants 100 ton of corn husks delivered
at his factory for which he will pay
from Sl5 to $40 per ton.
Notaries and others making mort
cages should bear in mind that the new
law requires the full address, township.
county and state, of mortgages to be
mentioned in the instrument, and un-
less this is done the register cannot
receive such instrument for record.
Last Monday while some of our young
men was playing ball a pedestrian
chanced to drive out of the Wright
House yard just in time to get the ball
in the face after few swear words and
sizing up the size of the players, he
put off pugilistic exercises and went his
way rejoicing.
The next meeting Of the Alma volo-
puk club, will be at the residence of
w ;. Turck, on Monday evening next
at p. m local time. II Is important
that all beginners in volopuk. should he
present at this meeting since consti-
tuti on and by laws will he adopted.
I the president will give lesson to
IN, 10 desire it. instruction Is free.
al W.
CRIsTO.-Mr. Alden Bene-
MONTE w presented this interest
lict's compa. the academy Yesterday
ing drama at ovening. II is not
afternoon and hose who have read
necessary To say To t.. e full of interest
tho story that the play hough several